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How to secure the future of Nigeria's telecommunications sector - Obafemi Banigbe, 9mobile CEO
Telecoms services are indispensable in modern life, enabling communication, powering businesses & supporting sectors such as finance, education & healthcare.
Schneider Electric highlights need for skills development to drive data centre expertise
Ben Sellier, Vice President of Secure Power at Schneider Electic, has advocated for skills development in data centres to sustain the IT industry.
Subscribers threaten to sue MTN, Airtel, others over planned 100% tariff hike on calls, data
Telecom subscribers have announced plans to sue service providers over a proposed tariff increase that could potentially double the cost of services nationwide.
LiteFinance celebrates its 20th anniversary with a $1,000,000 challenge
The broker LiteFinance announces the launch of a large-scale trading contest to celebrate its 20th anniversary. This is to begin from Jan 1 to Dec 31, 2025.
MTN shuts down operations in African country, sells business to another firm
Telecommunication giant MTN Group has announced that it has sold its business operations to another firm in Guinea Conakry to focus on other markets.
MTN CEO gives reasons as telcos seek 100% increase in call, data tariff
The Nigerian Communications Commission is facing pressure to approve the request from MTN, GLO, Airtel, and other telecommunications companies to hike tariffs.
NCC clears air on fast data depletion complaints by mobile network users
Following a recent evaluation of telecom services, the NCC has refuted allegations of widespread quick data depletion on mobile networks in Nigeria.
NCC speaks on disconnection of exchange telecoms from MTN over debt
The NCC has authorized the Exchange Telecommunications Limited's separation from MTN Nigeria Communications Limited due to unpaid interconnect fees.
Starlink announces new subscription fee for Nigerian customers starting January
Starlink, Elon Musk's satellite internet service has announce new subscription fees for its Nigerian customers despite the NCC earlier rejection.
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